The Black Crowes, Emmylou Harris e Elvis Costello participam de homenagem a Gram Parsons
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Apresentação beneficente no Troubadour, em Los Angeles, antecede a inclusão póstuma do pioneiro do country rock no Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Crédito: Reprise Records / Wikimedia Commons.
O histórico Troubadour, em Los Angeles, receberá no dia 11 de novembro de 2026 o concerto beneficente A Song for Gram, dedicado ao legado de Gram Parsons, um dos pioneiros do country rock.
A programação também reúne Margo Price, Grace Potter, The Head and the Heart, Jesse Welles, Madison Cunningham, Grahame Lesh, Harper Simon e Jim Lauderdale, com acompanhamento musical da banda Beachwood Sparks.
Parsons teve papel fundamental na aproximação entre o rock e a música country no final dos anos 1960. Integrou The Byrds e The Flying Burrito Brothers, além de desenvolver uma carreira solo marcada pela parceria com Emmylou Harris.
O evento acontece três dias antes de sua entrada póstuma no Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, marcada para 14 de novembro, na categoria Early Influence. Parsons morreu em 1973, aos 26 anos, e completaria 80 anos em 5 de novembro de 2026.
A apresentação terá caráter beneficente, com recursos destinados à Friendly House Foundation e à Backline, organizações que atuam nas áreas de recuperação de dependências e saúde mental.
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Fontes: Troubadour, Pollstar e Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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The Black Crowes, Emmylou Harris and Elvis Costello to Honor Gram Parsons
Benefit concert at Los Angeles’ Troubadour precedes the country-rock pioneer’s posthumous induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
The historic Troubadour in Los Angeles will host A Song for Gram on November 11, 2026, a benefit concert celebrating the legacy of country-rock pioneer Gram Parsons.
The lineup also features Margo Price, Grace Potter, The Head and the Heart, Jesse Welles, Madison Cunningham, Grahame Lesh, Harper Simon and Jim Lauderdale, with musical accompaniment by Beachwood Sparks.
Parsons played a significant role in bringing rock and country music together during the late 1960s. He was a member of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers before pursuing a solo career that included his celebrated collaboration with Emmylou Harris.
The concert will take place three days before Parsons’ posthumous induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on November 14, in the Early Influence category. Parsons died in 1973 at the age of 26 and would have celebrated his 80th birthday on November 5, 2026.
Proceeds from the event will benefit Friendly House Foundation and Backline, organizations dedicated to addiction recovery and mental health support.
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Sources: Troubadour, Pollstar and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.